Category: brucellosis

Helicobacter pylori is a special kind of bacteria that is closely related to gastritis, gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer. After the patient has H. pylori infection, the first time should…

Once Helicobacter pylori is infected and settles in the human gastric mucosa, it cannot be cured by itself. Modern research suggests that if infection is detected, regular and reasonable treatment…

Helicobacter pylori, abbreviated as Hp, is a gram-negative, slightly aerobic bacterium that survives in various regions of the stomach and duodenum. It mainly causes chronic inflammation of the gastric mucosa,…

H. pylori is one of the most direct germs that cause bad breath. Since H. pylori can live in dental plaque, it produces foul-smelling carbons directly after infection in the…

There is a possibility that the gastric mucosa may become cancerous after H. pylori infection, but the chance of cancer is very low, and there is no exact answer as…

　　Nowadays, for the treatment of H. pylori, the traditional quadruple therapy is usually chosen. Quadruple therapy is a combination of a proton pump inhibitor, a bismuth agent plus two antibiotics…

　　H. pylori is a bacillus, but its shape is spiral, so it is called H. pylori, which requires very high growth conditions when cultured, and is the only microbial species…

　　Helicobacter pylori should be treated comprehensively from several aspects before it can be.　　1, drug treatment: because the resistance of Helicobacter pylori is increasing year by year, the current first recommended…

　　There are various methods of testing for H. pylori.　　In the hospital currently commonly used H. pylori detection methods can be roughly divided into two categories of invasive and non-invasive tests.　　1,…

　　H. pylori is a harmful rather than a beneficial Gram-negative bacterium to humans, and it is the only pathogenic bacterium known to survive and colonize the stomach.　　Some studies have pointed…